Fondation d'Entreprise Malakoff Mederic Handicap focuses on making everyday life more accessible for people with disabilities, with a strong emphasis on employment, health care, education, and culture. It backs projects that are innovative, practical, and duplicable across France, often favoring solutions that can be scaled nationally rather than one-off local initiatives. The foundation is especially distinctive for combining social inclusion goals with hands-on support for accessibility in workplaces, health services, and public cultural events.
The foundation uses themed calls for projects and program-specific support, usually for innovative pilot projects that can be replicated nationally. Grants appear to be France-focused, tied to specific annual or periodic application rounds, and may include both financial and technical support—especially in the festivals/culture program. It tends to favor structured proposals with clear impact, accessibility outcomes, and scalability.
Monitor the foundation’s themed appels à projets and apply during open calls rather than expecting an open general application. Proposals should clearly show how the project improves access for people with disabilities, why it is innovative, and how it can be duplicated across France; include concrete implementation plans, target beneficiaries, and evidence of scalability.
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Current and upcoming funding from Fondation d'Entreprise Malakoff Mederic Handicap that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects must be innovative, duplicable, and carried out by a nonprofit structure (association, foundation, endowment fund, etc.) located and operating in France (metropolitan France or overseas). The project must concern a specific action and not finance buildings, operating costs, salaries, events, or individual aid.
Who can apply: Projects must be innovative and useful, and be carried out by a nonprofit organization in France. The site states the foundation seeks to support projects that are usable across the territory.
Who can apply: Projects must be innovative, duplicable, and carried out by a nonprofit structure (association, foundation, endowment fund, etc.) located and operating in France (metropolitan France or overseas). The project must concern a specific action and not finance buildings, operating costs, salaries, events, or individual aid.
Who can apply: Projects must be innovative, duplicable, and carried out by a nonprofit structure (association, foundation, endowment fund, etc.) located and operating in France (metropolitan France or overseas). The project must concern a specific action and not finance buildings, operating costs, salaries, events, or individual aid.
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